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The Cardinal Lawyer: Steady stroke

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Regular readers of The Cardinal Lawyer — or those who have spent any time around me — know that my passions include these two not unrelated things: (1) sports and (2) statistical analysis. You probably also know that I think that lessons learned in athletic pursuits can pay dividends in education, in law, and in life.

All of which makes this news item all the more noteworthy, especially as regular season play comes to a close in college basketball. Throughout the last half century in basketball, "one thing has remained remarkably constant: the rate at which players make free throws":

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Full post as published by University of Louisville Law Faculty on March 04, 2009 (boomark / email).

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